hyperdimension

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by hyperdimension 9mo ago
Is it that good? I quite liked The Plague Dogs. He writes with a nice flowery style.
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by hyperdimension 9mo ago
Neat, I didn't know there was an upside down interrobang.
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by hyperdimension 9mo ago
Interesting! That makes sense now. I thought it stood for CAble TV and always wondered why they used two letters instead of just CTV.
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by hyperdimension 10mo ago
Yeah, I'll freely admit I'm a curmudgeon with respect to technology "upgrades", but we've really lost a lot of solid reliability in our phone systems (landlines at least) Now it feels like an afterthought compared t
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by hyperdimension 10mo ago
I guess my opinion rounds down to nothing now. I guess that fits my track record.
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by hyperdimension 11mo ago
Funny, I use toilet paper and check if it gets wrinkled, but I like your method better.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
Yeah, but everyone knows that one. ;)
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
That bothers me way more than it ought to too. When I hear people saying it IRL I keep thinking that trillion dollar companies are engineering our speech. What can ya do? :/
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
That's the point. It hardly does what is claimed to do.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
Until we find the murderer's face!
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
"I asked GPT-5 without thinking and it said..."
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
Did you post the essay anywhere? I've always had kind of a soft spot for Ted--not his actions, mind, but his manifesto raises some rather prescient ideas. I also think he was..."justified" in a sense; again, not in his action
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
"The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck is the day they start making vacuums"
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
Not part of this, but that's not really called for. It just seems you two have different experiences from possibly different countries is all.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
On nearly every point. We should be glad we still have water, if not just to flush the toilets with.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
I believe that would be the line for me. Personally, anyway.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
>Do people pay for tinfoil hats these days? Only with cash.
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
"common failure mode" = 'they break in a particular way a lot' As Randy Fromm says, "the things that work the hardest fail the most" Examples: MLCC (multi-layer ceramic capacitors) over time will often fail sho
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
I'm dense. Who are you two talking about?
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by hyperdimension 1y ago
Off-topic: I initially thought you misspelled 'flaunt,' but 'flout' is indeed the correct word to use. Nice!
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
If you do, please post a link here! The book is still backordered on bookshop.org.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
Wow.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
"top notch" indeed. Oh wait, it's a 'dynamic island' now.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
I don't mean to be pedantic, but not always --see the recent DigiCert delayed revocation issues. I will admit it is rare though and more often than not, you (should) know when your certs are going to expire.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
Diphenhydramine/Benadryl is extremely effective if you're looking to be permanently thirsty with a side of terrifying thoughts.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
Seconding VoIP.ms - they're great. Calls are billed at about 1c/min depending on if they call you (DID) or you call them.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
Opera did that for a while, but in a different era. I'd pay for Firefox today though, just to keep someone fighting Google's vision of the Internet (ugh) alive. :/
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
Come on, that's not necessary.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
I believe it was a 50% refund on the (purchased) battery; not a 50% off coupon on another. That's how I read it anyway.
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by hyperdimension 2y ago
I favorites this comment a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40228359

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